My-T-Soft is a standard Windows Application and does not require
any special drivers, and should work with all keyboard and mouse
emulation drivers that are compatible with the ones that ship with
Microsoft Windows.

For other pointing devices, My-T-Soft calls and uses the
GetAsyncKeyState & GetKeyState API calls for certain actions of
the mouse. These must be supported by the hardware & driver
emulating the mouse. The 1.40 release addresses some of these
limitations, and My-T-Soft operates properly with
Joystick-To-Mouse, CrossScanner, Mouse Keys, and other pointing
methods that do not use the actual mouse driver.

When working with Virtual Machines, certain pointing device functions
operate differently because of the way the mouse integrates through the
virtual machine layer. Some functions may not operate correctly, or the
virtual machine may need to be full screen (or windowed) to operate correctly.
We are aware of issues with the Windows API ClipCursor and SetMousePos when using
VMWare and Parallels virtual machines. These limitations then affects the keyboard
scanning feature when running My-T-Soft in Windows within a virtual machine.